Savvy Burgundy lovers know that a top Grand Cru Chablis – especially a great Le Clos like this – can rival the grand crus of the Cote de Beaune at literally a tenth the price. Plus many (like us) even prefer the greater freshness and precision of the Chablis.
The Guide Hachette review puts it nicely: a paragon of balance, offering a strong minerality that blends with concentrated fruit and iodine notes. A full-bodied, fleshy, and taut wine, both complex and complete.
What other white Burgundy – let alone Chardonnay – can boast such qualities?
